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22 March, 09:37

What form of energy are fossil fuels?

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  1. 22 March, 09:44
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    Form: Chemical Potential Energy

    Type: Non-renewable energy

    Explanation:

    Since there are no given options I am going to say fossil fuels are chemical Potential Energy because energy is stored in them until we extract them.

    Fossil fuels are also considered non-renewable energy since eventually we will run out of them.

    If you have either chemical Potential Energy or non-renewable energy as options either should be correct.
  2. 22 March, 09:57
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    Oil, coal and natural gas
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